Straight Fillers
Front fillers are offered in standard sizes from about 1” to 6+”. They are also sold in custom sizes
(with an engineering charge). The designation for a front filler is OFLFxx where the xx is the width
of the filler. The front filler design incorporates a small “joggle bend” to provide a proper reveal on
either side adjacent to the cabinets or wall. Rear fillers have straight bends and do not provide a
reveal. The designation for a rear filler is OFLxx where the xx is the width of the filler.
Front fillers are designed to extend to the face of the cabinet door!
1. Partially install 3 #10 screws in the accessory holes in the front flange of the cabinet(s) for
front fillers
and in the side of the back panels for rear fillers
.
Align the front filler to the face of the door and slip the keyholes in the filler over the
partially installed screws (Keyhole Alignment Method).Align the rear filler to the back panel
and install the same way as the front filler.
Tighten screws.
2.
3.
Angle Fillers
Angle fillers are offered standard in 90 degree (OAF90 for front, OAR90 for rear) and 45 degree
(OAF45, OAR45) with 4” on either side of the angle. Custom sizes are available (with an
engineering charge).
The front angle fillers are installed the same as straight fillers using the Keyhole Alignment
Method. The rear angle fillers (OARxx) include an angled post with adjustable leg and 2 panels to
fill a corner void where counter top support is required. For rear angle fillers:
1.
2.
Partially install 3 #10 screws in the holes on each side of the angled post.
Partially install 3 #10 screws in the accessory holes on the rear flange of the cabinet(s)
or, if
using back panels, in the 3 holes in the side of the back panels installed on the adjacent
cabinets.
Install the panels using the Keyhole Alignment Method described earlier.
3.
Refrigerator Accessory Panels
Depending on the layout, you may require Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens accessories to
complete the installation of refrigerators in the outdoor kitchen.
1. If you are building a freestanding island with Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens back
panels, you will need Refrigerator Spacers of the appropriate size to match the
refrigerator’s width (ORS15, ORS24, ORS27). These are screwed to the back panels on
the adjacent cabinets using the Keyhole Alignment Method. The spacer acts as the back
panel behind the refrigerator.
If you are installing two refrigeration appliances (e.g. refrigerator and ice maker or freezer
or beer dispenser) next to each other in a freestanding island installation, most designers
prefer to install a support member between the appliances on which to rest the counter top,
and to provide a better visual appearance. A Box Column (OBX--3 7/8” wide and has two
leveling legs) of the appropriate depth to match the cabinets is designed for this purpose. It
is installed between the two refrigerator spacers at the back using the Keyhole Alignment
Method and creates 2 spaces for the appliances.
2.
Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens
One Grand Street, Wallingford, CT 06492
Phone 203-626-5625, fax 203-265-6190
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